Philosophy of AI

Is It Possible to Transform Speech or Text to Real Material Objects? Transforming speech into objects is rather an elusive concept, which nevertheless, begins partly turning into reality with the GenAI’s advent. The idea can be materialized through a synergistic effect of several AI types put together: Even though the concept may seem rather futuristic,

What Is a GPS-Spoofing Attack? GPS-spoofing attack is a deliberate interference with the GPS signal with nefarious purposes. It is observed in two types: GPS-spoofing is a tangible threat for multiple areas wherever the Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) can be involved: international logistics, air traffic, autonomous vehicles, national security, and so on. Requirements for

Will the Development of AI Lead to More Unemployed People? Emergence of the powerful Artificial Intelligence, capable of self-teaching, began dramatically affecting the world’s job market by the 2020s. Deep learning models can solve various tasks:  It is estimated that by 2030, 800 million jobs might be replaced by AI, while 120 million specialists will

When Did the First AI Image Generators Appear? The earliest known AI image generator can be dated back to 1973 when the British painter Harold Cohen began working on his “computer-assistant” dubbed Aaron. The kinvention was tuned to understand fundamentals of the visual art and could autonomously generate artwork.  Further evolution of picture generators continued

When Did GenAI Appear? The foundation for GenAI was first laid with the introduction of the Markov chain (1906-13) — a statistical model, which implies that new data sequences can be created based on the current sample data. But it wasn’t until the 1950-60s when Generative AI took the physical form: Rosenblatt’s Perceptron, LILLAC I

What Countries Are the Leaders in GenAI Development? Even though the early prototypes of GenAI emerged in the 1960s, little to no attention was drawn to Artificial Intelligence until the 1980s when the “AI renaissance” began, stimulated by various technological factors. During that period, the USA was the main “brain center” for AI research, though

Artificial Superintelligence and Potential Threats Artificial Superintelligence (ASI) is a concept, which refers to an AI so powerful, it can overshadow the collective intelligence of the entire humankind combined. In this regard, a concern has been raised about possible threats posed by an ASI towards humans. According to an expert survey (2022 ESPAI), there’s a

What Is Artificial Superintelligence (ASI)? Artificial Superintelligence (ASI) is a theoretical concept referring to a complex computer system whose cognitive abilities are far more superior to even those of a human with genius-level intelligence. First theorized by the Swedish philosopher Nick Bostrom in his book “Superintelligence: Paths, Dangers, Strategies”, it is seen as the peak

In the light of the rapid advancement of machine learning, issues regarding Intellectual Property (IP) have become especially relevant. In essence, there are three main concerns: As a result, a number of thought experiments and concepts have been proposed to preserve Intellectual Property rights in the Generative AI era. Examples of Copyright Violations in GenAI

Definition and Problem Overview As new applications for AI continue to expand, so does the concern over its potentially questionable — or even dangerous — applications. AI Ethics is a new field in the area of Artificial Intelligence which addresses these moral issues raised by AI innovations. While AI adds to the toolkit of malicious

Definition and Problem Overview Even though advanced Artificial Intelligence (AI) has been known to the broader public since at least 2017, the need for its legal control has been realized just recently, leading to a concept of Ethical AI. It asserts that successful AI legal regulation has five elements: AI has been acknowledged as a

Definition and Problem Overview The potentially disastrous consequences of Artificial Intelligence (AI) has been a topic of discussion since at least the late 19th century – that was when R.C. Reade’s novel, The Wreck of the World, captured the public’s interest by describing a rebellion of self-aware machines against humanity. Similar fears were addressed in